English Plays, 1660-1820, 1. köideHarper & Brothers, 1935 - 1157 pages |
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Page 223
... Husband . Eli . You do not understand me , sure ; 150 I say , this was an honest come - off , and a good one : but ' twas a sign your Gallant had had enough of your conversation , since he cou'd so dextrously cheat your Husband , in ...
... Husband . Eli . You do not understand me , sure ; 150 I say , this was an honest come - off , and a good one : but ' twas a sign your Gallant had had enough of your conversation , since he cou'd so dextrously cheat your Husband , in ...
Page 231
... Husband is gone ; and go thou out too , thou next interrupter of Love : [ Puts out the Candle . ] Kind darkness , that frees us Lovers from scandal and bashfulness , from the censure of our Gallants and the World . So , are you there ...
... Husband is gone ; and go thou out too , thou next interrupter of Love : [ Puts out the Candle . ] Kind darkness , that frees us Lovers from scandal and bashfulness , from the censure of our Gallants and the World . So , are you there ...
Page 487
... Husband ! what Woman , re your Husband ! Wom . Ay , poor Man , for his Sore Leg on't let him stir from Home . 20 Mrs. Sull . There , I confess , you have ven me a Reason . Well good Woman , I'll ll you what you must do- -You must y your ...
... Husband ! what Woman , re your Husband ! Wom . Ay , poor Man , for his Sore Leg on't let him stir from Home . 20 Mrs. Sull . There , I confess , you have ven me a Reason . Well good Woman , I'll ll you what you must do- -You must y your ...
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References to this book
Annual Bibliography of English Language and Literature, 16. köide Modern Humanities Research Association No preview available - 1936 |